Posted 3 years ago on Nov. 12, 2011, 6:51 p.m. EST by SPistheAntiChrist
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Hi people.

The movie "2012" was released in November 13, 2009, a Friday.

Then we had the first weekend of the movie. During the weekend the stock market is closed.

When the stock market re-opened on the Monday, November 16, 2009, the S&P 500 finished the day at 1,109 points.

At 1,109 points, it means that the S&P 500 was 66.6% above the multi-year bottom of 666 points reached in March 2009.

The following day, November 17, 2009, the S&P 500 finished the day almost unchanged (what is very rare), at 1,110 points.

And in the following day, November 18, 2009, the S&P 500 fell back 1 point, to close at 1109 points again.

It finished 66.6% anove the 666 bottom, three days in a row.

Do you really think it's a coincidence?

How many times in the history of the stock market, the S&P 500 rose just one single point in a day, and fell back one single point in the following day, to close back at the same level of two days early?

The answer: just one time. And it was in the first three trading days after the release of the movie "2012".

The intraday "bottom" of the S&P 500 in the current recession was at 666.79 points on March 6, 2009.

Standard & Poors downgraded the USA from the AAA rating on August 2011, sparking the new phase of the sovereign debt crisis that we are experiencing now in the second half of 2011.

When they did that, the stock markets around the world dropped sharply. BUT... Do you know how much their own S&P 500 stock index has dropped on that day in early August?

Yes... It dropped exactly 6.66%

Too many coincidences... Standard & Poor's is the Anti Christ. Standard & Poor's is the beast of Apocalipse

1 - 666 is not a number like any other. It has a cultural meaning: the number of Apocalipse.

2 - What are the probabilities that a stock market index that is falling during a recession hits the 666 mark and stop falling, and start to go up again, and in the following 2 years and a half never go bellow that 666 mark again?

3 - What are the probabilities of a stock market index that NEVER has a fluctuation of only one single point from one day to the following day, has such a unlikely behavior not just one time, but two days in a row. And in the 3 days that the index amazingly closes basically unchanged, it happens to be 66.6% above the 666 bottom mentioned on the item 2 above. And all of this happens just in the first three trading days after the release of a disaster movie that talks about the end of the world (Apocalipse) in the year 2012?

4 - What are the probabilities of the S&P 500 index falling exactly 6.66% because of the downgrade of the sovereign debt of the USA by Standard & Poors, the same agency that is responsible for the S&P 500 index?

1 - 666 is not a number like any other. It has a cultural meaning: the number of Apocalipse.

2 - What are the probabilities that a stock market index that is falling during a recession hits the 666 mark and stop falling, and start to go up again, and in the following 2 years and a half never go bellow that 666 mark again?

3 - What are the probabilities of a stock market index that NEVER has a fluctuation of only one single point from one day to the following day, has such a unlikely behavior not just one time, but two days in a row. And in the 3 days that the index amazingly closes basically unchanged, it happens to be 66.6% above the 666 bottom mentioned on the item 2 above. And all of this happens just in the first three trading days after the release of a disaster movie that talks about the end of the world (Apocalipse) in the year 2012?

4 - What are the probabilities of the S&P 500 index falling exactly 6.66% because of the downgrade of the sovereign debt of the USA by Standard & Poors, the same agency that is responsible for the S&P 500 index?